In connection with the assault at the "Bunning Sun" club in Gangnam, Seoul, a member of Big Bang, Seung-hyun, 29, who was a member of the club at the time, opened his mouth.

"I deeply regret that I did not show responsibility to the incident from the beginning," Victory said in an Instagram account on Wednesday. 7mscore

"The first time I was involved in the club was that I wanted to be a DJ at the same time," he said. "I was the manager of the club that was in charge of public relations and was in charge of publicizing the club." 

The victory was not on the spot at the time of the incident, and he said he would actively cooperate with the investigation. "I knew this case for the first time because there were two-way attacks between customers and employees, and the police are investigating it," he said. "I hope that this incident will be resolved without any major problems as there are many disputes due to the nature of the workplace." "I watched the video footage of the situation for the first time through the media, and I was also shocked. "In no case can violence be justified," he added. "I sincerely apologize to the victims who were hurt by this incident." 

"The issues triggered by the violence have led to drug and drug-related reports," he said. I want to get to the bottom of the matter through a thorough investigation, and if I am guilty, I hope there will be severe punishment." "I will take full responsibility if I have to take responsibility for what I was in charge of at the time."

Meanwhile, controversy erupted when a 28-year-old man surnamed Kim, who was arrested for assault in Club Burning Sun on November 24, claimed in a broadcast on April 28 that he was accused of being an assailant. Kim also raised suspicion of collusion between police and clubs, saying that he was beaten by police and club security personnel while trying to help a woman who was sexually assaulted at a club. Some also argue that the incident took place when club members tried to force women out of the country by using the so-called "moulpong." 

As the controversy has not subsided, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency's investigation team plans to investigate allegations of sexual assault on clubs, the use of water spray, and connection with police officers.